Abascal blames the government for organizing the protests at his events and believes it is trying to prevent his program from becoming known.

Santiago Abascal, leader of the political party Vox, has publicly accused the Spanish government and the Moncloa Palace of orchestrating and planning the protests and harassment directed at his party's members and supporters during the current electoral precampaign. These incidents include recent demonstrations in locations such as A Coruña, Avilés, and Burgos.

Abascal contends that these actions are a deliberate strategy intended to disrupt his party's events and prevent the public from learning about Vox's political program. The accusations frame the recent unrest as a coordinated effort by the executive branch rather than spontaneous public dissent.